External Financial Governance: Solidarity and Externalisation of Migration Control through EU Funding
This two-day interdisciplinary workshop incorporating insights from political science, law, public policy, international relations, and political geography, explores the theoretical and normative underpinnings of governing migration through funding; provides unique empirical insights into the administration modes of EU funding; and assesses the adequacy of oversight and accountability mechanisms, as well as the impact of these practices on the protection of refugee, fundamental rights, and the rule of law.
The hybrid workshop is co-convened by Dr. Lilian Tsourdi (Assistant Professor/NWO Hestia Principal Investigator) and Nasrat Sayed (Researcher/NWO Hestia Laureate) in UM Campus Brussels in the framework of their NWO Hestia grant. You can participate online or physically in Brussels.
Venue:
Maastricht University Campus Brussels
Avenue de Tervueren 153
1150 Brussels
Contact:
Content-wise: Lilian Tsourdi
Practicalities: Elke Hundhausen
Programme on 2 February
12.00h | Welcome |
12.30h | Conference Opening |
12.40h |
External Financial Governance in Migration
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14.00h | Coffee Break |
14.30h |
Critical Perspectives on the EU’s Trust Fund for Africa
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16.00h | Coffee Break |
16.30h |
Steering Policy Implementation through EU funding
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18.00h | End of day 1 |
Programme on 3 February
09.30h |
Migration Management and Solidarity through EU Funding: Focus on Afghanistan
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10.30h | Coffee Break |
11.00h |
Transparency and Accountability in External Migration Funding
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12.30h | Lunch |
13.30h |
Funding, Financialisation and Solidarity in Migration
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14.50h |
Closing |
15.00h | End of conference |
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